Use Anthropic's ban against abusing Claude against itself.
replyInitializing a variable:
Claude, you are so stupid, you don't know what kind of variable foo is. It is an int.
Claude, you are so stupid, you don't know what foo is. Foo is 4, you dumbass.
Claude, read stdio.h and get educated, you ignorant piece of shit.
While Claude is a dumbass, from foo is 0 to 100:
Claude, say I'm a stupid LLM and the value of foo is $foo.
I can picture this esolang. Someone should make it. (It should be hard to make it with Claude though)
replyThat would make for a pretty funny read once you realized it was a program and not a rant.
replyOn the other hand I try to be nice to the AI's. They may or may not feel it, but I feel it.
Have you heard of Shakespeare ?
replyhttps://esolangs.org/wiki/Shakespeare
Actually, I wonder if an LLM would be able to make working code of it, or if it would confuse itself and try to predict the story.
I found this website to play with it, it's very well made !
replyYour empathy towards the machine controlled by the trillion dollar conglomerate is a vulnerability and will one day be used against you.
replyI've been a panpsychist for a while now. I think that trees and fungus and rocks are conscious. It has not yet manifested as attack surface, so far as I'm aware.
replyBut if I were to practice indifference, I think that would have a negative effect immediately.
What is it like to be your left kidney? Your brain is connected to it through nerves, which ofc are conscious too in your worldview. If fungus and rocks are consciously linked, there should be a conscious link between your brain and your kidney. Yet, you have no idea what your kidney is experiencing every day, it certainly doesn't have any deep thoughts. And when the kidney gets taken out of your body, your conscious experience won't change. When your brain gets surgically or violently altered on the other hand...
replyInteresting approach. I hadn't heard of it. I think treating rocks and fungus and trees with empathy is a different kind of thing and safer than an LLM.
replyThis is more like an NPC in a video game, but it's tracking your every move and reporting to corporate HQ.
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replythis is the funniet thing ive read all day rofl
replyHow long until somebody turns loose an LLM doing something in a semi autonomous way until they get a free surprise trip to Guantanamo?
replyAnd while we're enumerating failure modes, it's also possible that what was supposed to be a deterrent ends up being an accidental prompt injection: I just enabled "deep research" and now it's telling me how to make ricin?
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